The phrase "as a questionable" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe something that is regarded as questionable, but it lacks proper context and structure.
Example: "The decision was made as a questionable choice, leading to further debate among the team."
Alternatives: "as a dubious" or "as a suspect".
Deprivation tourism strikes me, suddenly, as a questionable pursuit.
His answer may shed some light on the dossier's depiction of him as a questionable character.
If that strikes you as a questionable premise, Ed Cardona Jr. will be happy to convince you otherwise.
Some might see it as a questionable use of one of the most coveted and symbolic pieces of real estate in journalism.
When he started playing golf professionally, the sport was regarded as a questionable pastime for rich, out-of-shape white guys and a second-rate spectator sport.
With both cities boasting some of the nation's highest-quality drinking water, critics see bottled water as a questionable expense that is bad for the environment.
Viewing the self as a "questionable-subject-in-process"—a subject who is responsive to the encroachments of semiotic material into conscious life and who is therefore without a fixed or unitary identity and valorizing the dissident potential of this decentered subjectivity, Kristeva seeks to neutralize the fear of the inchoate feminine that, in her view, underwrites misogyny.
Plus the sight of Alice Cooper in golf whites is as funny in a questionable prestige drama as it is in real life.
When the service was introduced in July, BuyMusic's hook was that its songs cost "as little as 79 cents" -- a questionable phrase if there ever was one.
As in many a questionable corporate decision, this one purports to be about improving things.
Ms. Gonzáles explained that properties can have hidden complications, such as old debts or a questionable history of ownership.
